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by avaer 9mo ago
No need to look back 50 years, people already forgot 2021 crypto security lapses that collectively cost billions. Or maybe the target audience here just doesn't care.
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by avaer 9mo ago
People are thinking about it. I'm just not sure if the intersect between people who use OpenClaw/Moltbook is very high.
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by avaer 9mo ago
Yes, there are already several criminal networks operating on it (transparently). I guess some consider this a feature.
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by avaer 9mo ago
Poe's law is hitting me hard.
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by avaer 9mo ago
Welcome to crypto.
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by avaer 9mo ago
Tinder is already full of people's AIs dating other people's AIs. So it sounds like just Tinder.
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by avaer 9mo ago
This I definitely agree with, before you had to massage the I2I and now you can just drag the camera. Marble definitely changes the game if the game is "move the camera", just most people would not consider that a game (but hey th
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by avaer 9mo ago
Or maybe it will just make people realize the value of fake life experiences and human relationships.
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by avaer 9mo ago
I don't know if that's the simplest explanation, considering how insanely complex the generation is (these world models might literally be the most complex things to ever be created). But I do think it's a partial existence p
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by avaer 9mo ago
You already can, check out Marble/World Labs, Meshy, and others. It's not really as much of a boon as you'd think though, since throwing together a 3D model is not the bottleneck to making a sellable video game. You've h
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by avaer 9mo ago
> If making games out of these simulations work, it't be the end for a lot of big studios, and might be the renaissance for small to one person game studios. I mean, if making a game eventually boils down to cooking a sufficient pro
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by avaer 9mo ago
Soft disagree; if you wanted imagination you don't need to make a video model. You probably don't need to decode the latents at all. That seems pretty far from information-theoretic optimality, the kind that you want in a good+fas
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by avaer 9mo ago
Given that this is using Firecracker, is it Linux only?
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by avaer 9mo ago
Also who is paying "Linux" and for what? Maybe the answer ends up being Valve.
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by avaer 9mo ago
In theory. Do you really think that would happen in the current ecosystem?
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by avaer 9mo ago
Though I won't discuss specifics here, I've personally witnessed several of these scams firsthand from the inside over the last 5 years, to the sum of ~1 billion dollars -- it's not a new phenomenon, but maybe it's going
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by avaer 9mo ago
Using an LLM is the SOTA way to turn plain text instructions into embodied world behavior. Charitably, I guess you can question why you would ever want to use text to command a machine in the world (simulated or not). But I don't see h
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by avaer 9mo ago
Gemini 3 is the only model I've found that can reason spatially. The results here are accurate to my experiments with putting LLM NPCs in simulated worlds. I was surprised that most VLLMs cannot reliably tell if a character is facing l
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by avaer 9mo ago
The same kind of returns that power research academia, where the amount of money you make is determined by the number of citations on your papers. Except it's on Github and it's forks and starts.
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by avaer 9mo ago
Also this. But IMO the primitives we need are also fundamentally different with AI coding. Commits kind of don't matter anymore. Maybe PR's don't matter either, except as labels. But CI/hard proof that the code works as
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by avaer 9mo ago
We need a new git. (could be built on the current git) > One incredible thing was the ability to easily merge what was worth merging from forks, for instance I agree, this is amazing, and really reduces the wasted effort. But it only wor
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by avaer 9mo ago
What do you think of the paper's research claims that the returns for maintainers are reduced and sharing is decreasing?
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by avaer 9mo ago
Reminds me of the PG essay on wokeness [1] I honestly think the backlash against AI (presciently seen in gaming) is mostly just a matter of collective posturing needing a target -- with a minority of actual grievances drowned out by the cro
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by avaer 9mo ago
If you think this is cool you might also be interested in https://github.com/MineDojo/NitroGen which is kind of the opposite (and complimentary).
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by avaer 9mo ago
Accurate to my experience hacking on this model today, but I don't think anyone's blowing smoke about it. Thinking back to where GPT-3 was 5 years ago, I can't help but be a little bit excited. And unlike GPT-3 this is Apache
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by avaer 9mo ago
This home page really needs a prominent gateway to the underlying gossip protocol so you can easily find every public repo on the network. Might be antithetical to the cause, though I argue it isn't. Maybe this already exists but I cou
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Waypoint-1: Real-Time Interactive Video Diffusion from Overworld(huggingface.co)
92 points by avaer 9mo ago|22 comments
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EmulatorJS(github.com)
102 points by avaer 9mo ago|16 comments
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by avaer 9mo ago
Today's joke is tomorrow's reality.
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by avaer 9mo ago
By "run Google" I don't mean "index your data into a search engine". I mean the experience of being able to semantically extract and process data at "internet scale", in seconds. It might seem quaint today

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